At midnight, all was silent.
The group moved through the night like ghosts, their steps light and soundless.
After half a day of covert observation, they had already pinpointed the enemy's location.
The naval port was not just some isolated harbor.
It was a supply center and maintenance hub for warships.
Besides the fuel tanks, there were supply warehouses, an armory, repair shops, and a naval military industry plant. The barbarians and those giant monsters were all in the port's industrial zone.
Unfortunately, they were far from the armory.
Otherwise, they could have simply blown it up and spared themselves all this trouble.
A few minutes later, they hid behind a fixed missile defense installation and cautiously surveyed the area.
A group of Southeast Asians carrying rifles stood on the rooftops of the buildings on either side of the factory, warily watching their surroundings.
Fortunately, only those Southeast Asians were on night watch. Not a single barbarian or giant monster was in sight.
"Don't alert them!" Luo Jingwen said in a cold, low voice. "Move quickly, and follow my lead."
Chen Shouyi and Zhu Xueqing nodded without a word.
The Southeast Asians were spread out across seven or eight positions, with each group able to see the others. If anything happened at even one post, they would likely raise the alarm at once.
As soon as the Southeast Asians nearby looked away, Luo Jingwen hurriedly whispered, "Now."
The three darted out from behind the missile defense installation and hurried forward.
Before the guards' gazes could sweep back, they quickly slipped behind a large tree and hid again.
The journey went smoothly. A few minutes later, the three had reached the factory where the barbarians were staying.
The guards here had already been replaced by barbarians.
Clearly, the Southeast Asians were